3D Yoga Anatomy Reviews – Page 2
3/5 rating based on 63 reviews. Read all reviews for 3D Yoga Anatomy for iPhone.
3D Yoga Anatomy is paid iOS app published by Body Culture, LLC
Wow. Thanks!
Live and Grow
When we can see in moving 3D and understand all the muscles involved in a particular posture, we do the posture better. People who are taking yoga for specific purposes -- for example, strengthening a certain body part, or correcting a particular problem -- could use this feature to great benefit. I had to download the full 3-D in-app purchase three times before it installed properly. But, what a great feature, once it finally installed itself.
Fantastic app, except
Yoga Lifer
I have been a yoga practitioner for 45 yrs and a yoga teacher for over 11 yrs. The instructions are very good, easy to understand. I like that the key muscles of each pose are color-coded. The 3-D really brings the poses to life. However, it took several tries to download the 3-D upgrade onto my iPhone 6s, which has the latest software update. I've lost count on how many attempts to download it to my iPad Pro. Couldn't get support either -- was sent to their Facebook page with no way to contact. So I'm taking away 1 star for this amazing app. Otherwise, I'm very impressed with it. Recommend.
Beautiful View!
jessolopogus
These are beautiful visuals of the musculature! I plan to use this to help my dance students better understand the anatomy of their muscles. As always, I wish there was a good picture of the psoas! Students have a hard time visualizing this muscle and I have a hard time showing it to them! But what is on this app is very useful!
beautiful, look forward to more poses
Tigruuuuu
There's a limited number of poses, more for advanced students or teachers. It would also be nice to be able to select a muscle and see poses involving it. I'll update to five stars with the addition of more poses. The app does render limited poses there are quite nicely, with the ability to rotate the figure horizontally (vertically would show more, as would deeper muscle indicators). Don't take your Anatomy of Yoga book out of your bag, this won't come close to a comprehensive summary.
Limited
Susan7739
I was at first really excited about this app, but then pretty disappointed once I opened it. What it does, it does well -- showing the muscles in the body in a particular yoga asana. But it shows only a very limited number of poses, and only 3 or 4 muscles are identified in each of those views, even though you can spin the image 360. There seems to be no other way to interact with the app. This is an inspired idea, but a very limited execution in the app. Too bad.
Stretching companion.
Franny.says.
This app is a great way of seeing which muscles are being stretched. [obviously] but it really helps to pick which pose[s] is best to work on.
Impressive app!!
Natoris
A wonderful reference tool, although all the fundamental asanas are there, more could be included...